New names have been announced for the London Overground and people are mad about it. Why, asks Lucy Kenningham Last week’s revelation that Transport for London’s overground “orange spaghetti” lines …
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Financial services jobs ‘highly exposed’ in globalisation shift, report warns
The changing nature of the UK economy means it faces new challenges from the impact of globalisation, a new report argues. Over the past few decades, the UK’s manufacturing sector …
Hunt must ‘roll out the red carpet’ for firms looking to IPO, City group warns
The government needs to “roll out the red carpet” for companies mulling an IPO if the City is to solve the listings drought that has gripped London over the past …
WPP’s AI ambitions to take centre stage in full-year results
Media and advertising giant WPP is set to release its preliminary full-year results on 22 February, which are likely to include commentary on its plans to expand into artificial intelligence. …
Mini-bond trial: London Capital & Finance administrators legal battle against former executives commences
The administrators of London Capital and Finance (LCF) civil legal proceedings kick off today against the former executives of the company, including its former CEO Michael ‘Andy’ Thomson. The investment …
Step up your lunchtime routine with expert-approved exercises
Looking to make the most of your lunchtime? Embrace the power of your midday break with these accessible yet transformative exercises from trainer Remus Petrescu, lead tutor and assessor at …
Record goals tally, three-way title race: The most exciting Premier League season yet?
It is the closest three-horse title race for a decade and the highest scoring ever, so is this the most exciting Premier League season yet? Liverpool’s Jurgen Klopp-farewell-fuelled bandwagon shows …
Hojland breaks record as Manchester United win at Luton Town
Rasmus Hojland set a new Premier League record with a brace as Manchester United made it four top-flight wins in a row at Luton Town on Sunday. The Denmark striker …
Luton’s Lockyer reveals he was dead for two minutes and 40 seconds
Luton captain Tom Lockyer said he thought he would die after his heart stopped in the 59th minute of a match against Bournemouth in mid-December. The 29-year-old opened up on …
Labour faces fresh divisions over Gaza as SNP bring new ceasefire vote
Labour faces the prospect of fresh divisions over the Israel-Gaza conflict as a second vote on calling for a ceasefire is set to take place in Westminster this week. The …